β Scribed by Romeo Alexander
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Dammit! Did you know chinchillas are mammals, not marsupials?
You know what? Being a freelance journalist is tough. A lot of low paid crap gets thrown at you. Chinchillas for onedont ask! The only good thing is getting to do things your way, taking the rough with the smooth.
Thats why I was delighted to hear from Trevor Collins. The guy had just hit the national news for saving a group of kidnapped girls, and he wanted me, Cole, to be the one to tell his story to the world. This was my chance and not a sleazy politician in sight. Of course, it didnt hurt that the guy was sex on legs and flirting with me from the moment we met.
Right up until he disappeared on me. But when I found him and found out why he was hiding out, things really started getting interesting! In so many ways
But, of course, nothings ever easy in this business. **
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